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** And Michael Bivins of New Edition and Bell Biv Devoe as the DJ of the new jack swing station CSR.
* [[Throw It In]]: The random plane crashes were a glitch Rockstar discovered during beta testing, due to a spawned plane's randomly set trajectory sometimes intersecting with the ground. They found the crashes so funny and appropriate for the comedic [[Crapsack World]] setting that they left the glitch alone.
* [[Troubled Production]]: A series of emails with Dan Houser revealed his insistence on getting the Hot Coffee minigame incorporated into ''San Andreas'', as detailed in a [https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-11-30-who-spilled-hot-coffee Eurogamer article]. Fellow Rockstar staff members warned Houser of the potential implications of adding explicit sexual content into the game, such as lost sales, limited marketing and being refused from having a console release (video game console manufacturers have made it a point not to license AO-rated video games on their devices, hence why otherwise AO-rated games were edited to secure a console release), to which Houser acquiesced and had the problematic scenes [[Dummied Out|disabled]] as removing them altogether could break the game, claiming that the minigame was deeply interwoven into the game's code. Feeling incensed and betrayed by the apparent injustice of the situation, Houser would then express his displeasure with the perceived double standards when it comes to sex in video games in an email, saying, "Can we confirm that these are the content changes that need to be made? As I mentioned to Terry [Donovan, then CEO of Rockstar Games], I was pretty shocked by the list. The cuts are everywhere. It doesn't feel like we are pushing any boundaries now. Why bother? I really, really do not want to change this stuff. It feels SO wrong at the behest of psychotic, mormon [sic], capitalist retailers."
* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: Persistent rumors had it that Bigfoot is in the woods somewhere. It is a mod, and not a very visually impressive one at that. Similar rumors, disproven, held that it's possible to find aliens wandering the desert around Area 69 and Leatherface from ''Texas Chainsaw Massacre'' around The Panopticon. Another rumor involving the woods is the odd beat-up cars found in the Back O' Beyond, dubbed the "ghost cars", due to one of them rolling down a hill upon spawning, spooking some players.
* Los Santos was re-imagined and revisited in ''Grand Theft Auto V''.
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